H E Bofinger
Abstract
A series of tensile tests was conducted on a cement stabilized soil to determine the effect of varying cement contents on the structure of the soil-cement. From the results of these tests it was concluded that a continuous 'skeleton' is formed throughout soil-cement for all cement contents.
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A series of tensile tests was conducted on a cement stabilized soil to determine the effect of varying cement contents on the structure of the soil-cement. From the results of these tests it was concluded that a continuous 'skeleton' is formed throughout soil-cement for all cement contents.
Key concepts: Cement, Soil cement, Geotechnical engineering, Ultimate tensile strength, Materials science, Soil stabilization, Environmental science, Composite material